SSX Enemy List
Know at a glance whether you're holding aggro.
Inspired by the native Enemy List of Final Fantasy XIV, SSX Enemy List shows a small floating window as soon as you enter combat. It lists every enemy fighting you or your group, in the order they joined the fight, and tells you who each one is attacking. When the fight ends, the window disappears.
Features
- Every enemy in the fight — enemies attacking you, your group or your pet, including ones you haven't targeted.
- Aggro indicator — a colored square shows your threat on each enemy:
- Red — it's attacking you and you hold aggro firmly.
- Orange — it's attacking you, but someone else is about to take it.
- Yellow — it's attacking someone else, but you're about to pull it.
- Green — it's attacking someone else.
- Gray — you're not on its threat list.
- Who it's attacking — shows YOU in red, or the player's name in their class color.
- Health bar for each enemy.
- Raid target markers (skull, cross...) next to the name.
- Your current target is highlighted.
- Drag the window anywhere on screen and resize it by dragging the bottom-right corner. Position and size are saved.
- Test mode shows sample enemies so you can place the window outside of combat.
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/ssx enemy on / off |
Turns the enemy list on or off |
/ssx enemy test |
Shows sample enemies to position the window |
/ssx enemy reset |
Restores the window's default position and size |
/ssx info |
Lists the commands of all installed SSX addons |
Notes
- Enemies are found through enemy nameplates, so keep them turned on (default key: V). Enemies out of nameplate range only appear if they are your target, focus or a boss.
- The list is display-only: clicking a row doesn't target the enemy.
Requirements
- SSX Core (required) — the shared library used by all SSX addons. The CurseForge app installs it automatically.
Part of the SSX addon family
SSX Enemy List is part of the SSX collection of lightweight quality-of-life addons. All SSX addons share the /ssx command — type /ssx info to see everything that's installed.

